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ZAGREB, July 30 (Hina) - As many as 93% of wine consumers in Croatia prefer domestic wines, while 7% like foreign wines more, a survey conducted by Ja Trgovac magazine and Hendal market research agency shows.
A total of 89.9% of respondents said they drink wine occasionally; 25.8% drink wine at least once a week, while 23.9% do so on special occasions. 16.2% rarely drink wine, 14.9% drink it at least once a month and 9.1% do so every day.
The survey revealed that 55% of respondents prefer red wine, while 41.1% like white wine more; 3.8% most often opt for rosé.
Most of the respondents, or 62.1%, buy wine in shops, 30.2% do so at wineries, while 7.7% buy wine in wine boutiques.
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